I am going to go with my own fantasy for a little bit----I want to believe that this courageous, young woman fought like hell. I want to believe that he was surprised by this and, as such, she died right there in that spot. I want to believe that he then had to leave the helmet and items behind because they were covered with blood and dna. I want to believe that the two hour time frame occurred because he realized that he had gotten bested by her, and could not take her back to his house. I want to believe that he, then, went home and got a truck and brought it back to take her to where he buried her. I want to believe this because in a totally inhumane situation this is the most humane scenario.
To hear what he had in his home and barn and to realize that he terrorized and, probably, killed others is not surprising but I just want to believe that Sierah and others didn't suffer what ever he had in mind for them.
I think his camera comments were meant to say--she was not here or never here. I have cameras so I know I can show you.
In my heart tonight is Sierah. In my heart and soul tonight are the other unnamed victims who met their fate with this sub-human.